Godrej Seeds and Genetics Limited (GSGL) has acquired three office units in Vikhroli, Mumbai, for Rs 3.65 billion (bn). The company completed the purchase on the basis of a press release, acquiring office accommodation in an established eastern suburb of the city. The transaction value equates to Rs 3.65 billion after conversion from the originally reported total in crore. The company indicated the acquisition formed part of its broader asset management strategy. The move is intended to secure operational space as GSGL expands its office footprint while retaining control over key assets. Ownership of purpose built office units is expected to provide the company with flexibility over occupancy and long-term cost management. The firm will be able to align the space with its administrative and research related functions. Management highlighted that ownership could support long-term operational planning and potential future consolidation of teams. Vikhroli has emerged as a sought after commercial location because of its rail links and improving road connectivity, attracting both occupiers and investors. The acquisition reflects a broader trend of corporate buyers opting for direct ownership of office premises rather than leasing. Market participants noted that such purchases are being driven by strategic priorities including continuity of operations and balance sheet optimisation. Investors tracking the market expect such transactions to influence pricing in peripheral office markets over the medium term. The deal adds to a series of office acquisitions in Mumbai by domestic firms, signalling steady interest in quality office stock within established nodes. Analysts expect the transaction to have a stabilising effect on local leasing dynamics and to encourage more enterprises to consider purchase options. GSGL did not disclose financing details and further information on occupancy plans is yet to be released. Further updates on occupation timetable and any refurbishment plans are awaited.